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Samuel Labrecque
Bar admission 2022
Law degree from Sherbrooke University (LL.B.)
Master’s degree in law from Laval University with thesis (LL. M.)
Contact information
Paralegal
A lawyer in Québec City, Samuel practices mainly in municipal and administrative law, where he represents a varied clientele including contractors, public bodies and municipalities.
Samuel’s academic background centers on administrative and public law. He holds a master's degree in law from Université Laval, and his thesis focused on the use of the Access to Information Act by the private sector. He was also a lecturer in administrative law at the Université de Sherbrooke.
Samuel has also distinguished himself academically, appearing on the École du Barreau's Honour Roll of Excellence for his results in professional examinations and made the Dean’s Honour List from the Université de Sherbrooke during his bachelor’s degree.
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Services
- Access to Information
- Administrative Law
- Call for Tenders
- Constitutional Right
- Environmental Law
- Municipal Contracts
- Municipal Law
- Public Procurement Contracting
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Conferences
- ‘’The duties of a contract rules compliance monitor in the Quebec public administration’’, (given in french) Colloque sur le droit des marchés publics : Avant, pendant et après l’appel d’offres, may 31, 2024
News
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Labour and Employment
Language Requirements at Hiring
Can a job offer require a candidate to be proficient in a language other than French?
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
Duties of a Corporation’s Directors in the Event of a Conflict of Interest
Should a director of a corporation abstain from voting if there is a conflict of interest?
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
New requirements for certain Canadian companies
Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act coming into effect
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